In this workshop, three educators and practitioners in the California Community Colleges (CCC) system will share their research and praxis work that continue to elevate refugee women/girls in higher education.This workshop will depict the journey of refugee women/girls from leaving their home countries to immigrating to the United States where they experience inequities. Those who… Continue Reading Panel: Elevating the Experiences of Refugee & Immigrant Women in the CCC

Leaders of the disability civil rights movement, and present-day activists, who were/are women. Discussion on ways the intersection of gender and disability differ for women, including how women are often not believed or listened to, are misdiagnosed or are left to navigate life undiagnosed. Presentation approximately 45 minutes with 15 minutes for Q&A. ZOOM Link

Women-focused climbing event with raffles, prizes, food and drink.

Being seen and heard in the news, on television, in the movies and on social media matters. Let’s take a look at the current media landscape and see how women are represented in front of the camera and behind it. ZOOM Link

This interactive presentation will explore the additional financial challenges women have historically faced. Some of these challenges are still faced by many today. We will explore everything from gender pay gaps to the pink tax. We highlight the importance of money management and goals in personal finances. More importantly, we provide tools and resources attendees… Continue Reading Discussion: Money Management & Financial Challenges affecting Women

Transitions is proud to sponsor a film screening event for Women’s History Month. Our March 14 event is a film screening of “Feminist on Cell Block Y”. The film explores the feminist movement from behind bars at an all-male prison in Soledad, California. Join us to learn how prisoners build safe communities and deliver transformational… Continue Reading Film Screening & Discussion • “Feminist on Cell Block Y”

This session will allow bibliophiles to share their favorite female authors and explore new authors to add to their To Be Read list! ZOOM Link

Discussion of the issues surrounding period poverty. Hosted by the That’s On Period Student Club ZOOM Link Meeting ID: 997 2381 7401 Passcode: onperiod

CCE will host a documentary screening

Film screening and discussion of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women ZOOM Link Meeting ID: 882 0405 9748 Passcode: 300437

Come hear and see how feminism has shaped fashion over the years and the impact it has had on breaking boundaries and breaking ceilings for women.

From the early days of archaeology, women have made significant contributions to the discipline, yet their work is less well known. Today, women make up over half of all archaeologists.The presentation will recognize both the women that came before as well as the women today who make up our archaeological community here in California.

Join the Women’s Museum of California for a discussion of famous women in California history.

The Cabinet and Furniture Design Technology Program will host a presentation on the historical and contemporary contributions of women in the woodworking and furniture design field. Following the talk, we’ll give a brief tour of our facilities and information about the certification programs we offer.

As part of Women’s History month, we want to celebrate your goals and aspirations. Let’s work together to manifest your best life. Vision boards are a powerful tool for dreaming big, setting goals and achieving them. In this in-person and interactive activity, participants will have the opportunity to reconnect with themselves and others to create… Continue Reading Activity: Living Your Best Life: Creating a Community Vision Board

This talk is for students interested in learning more about Chicana politics, Mexican American history, and intersectional identities. We will be defining racial terms and learn the meaning of Chicana; cultural and artistic images will be used. We will also have a brief discussion about majoring in Chicano/a/x Studies ZOOM Link Meeting ID: 831 9098… Continue Reading Lecture: Chicana Feminism: I Throw Punches For My Race

Join us to celebrate the culmination of women’s history month and the accomplishments of women!

A panel of diverse women discusses gender and leadership. Registration Link